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field, $50. Barney Aaron led at the
start, but Long john Immediately
took 1t from him and made the run
ming to the home stretch, where VAL
entine came to the front and won by
three-qusrters of @ length; Boccacio
second, the same distance ahead OF
Hattie 8 third. Time-1:20.
Third Race.-Tbis was the st. Louis
Fair Derby for $4,000, and 1t was con-
siderable of q disappointment in not
having more notsbles in it. The track
was greatly against fast time, but 1t Is
said TO have been a sharper contest
and a better race than the Derby at
either Louisville or La.onis. The
starters were: Terra Gotta. ll5, Muir
ply; Jim Gore, 1913, L. Jones; Iuso-
lerce, l18, Harris; ProcIastinator, 1lS,
Lewis; Mshoney, lis. Gross. Pools
Terra Gotta, $50; Jim Gore, s33; field,
$40. Terra Gotta led at the start, Ma
honey second and Jim Gore third.
Procrastinator at once took the lead,
and came around to the stand first,
Tapped by Mahoney, jim Gore third
and Terra Gotta and Insolence last.
At the quarter Piocrastinstor led
by lenQth and half, but
on the back stretch Mahoney closed
the gap and was at his throatlatcb, the
pair two lengths ahead Of the bunch,
and on the turn they came back to
the bunch, Mahoney leading into the
stretch, with Insolence second and
Terra Gotta third, Tapped by Pro.
crastinator, and Jim Gore behind them
all. Down the stretch Jim Gore came
through with Terra Gotta and made
the race to the fuisb, but near The six
teenth post Jim Gore failed and Terra
Gotta led under the wire, winner by
two lengths. Jim G ore second, a head
in front Of Mshoney's third, Insolencs
fourth and Procrastinator fifth. Time
-2:501.
Fourth Race. - Purse, $500; one
mile. There were seven starters, as
follows: Glen Hall, so, Galleghe !;
Emma Msnley, III, Tompkins; Rose
Pearl, III, Chase; Fred z,ibig, 96,
Kilgour; Jacobin, l03, Harris; Anna
wan, ll8, Walker; DAruna, 81, Casey.
Pools: Jacobin, $l20; Daruna, S32 /;
Emma Manley, vi; field, S14. Auna-
wan, Emma Msnley and Glenhall
were In front at the start. Glenhall
made the running to the three quar-
tiers, where Jacobin came ahead, Daru-
ma f,rcing him on, but he won by
two lengths; Daruna second, six
lengths ahead Of Glenball, third. Time
-1:463.
. Fifth Race-The Missouri steeple-
chase, $1,000 added, full course. seven
starters. W. r Woodward, 142, Hayden !;
Tenre see, 162, Osnsvsu; Aurslian,
las, Huston; Ascoi, 157, Downing;
Lijero, 1873, Moore; Wellington, 40,
Callahan; Bucephslus, AS, Casey.
Pools-Tenneesee, sos; Ascoli, S25;
Wellington, s22; field, $50. Buceph-
alus made the run and led over all
the jumps; wellington second, Ascoli
third. AS they came on the track As
coli led, but he he had to give wsy to
Tennessee, who won IS he pleased by
ten lengths; Ascoli second, Aurelisn
third. Liiero fell. Time-5 :32.
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MARRIAGE AND DEATH SUPER.
STITIONS.


The bride must not keep the pins
which fastened her wedding dress.
1t is bsd luck to whistle or hum an
air that a band plays at q funeral.
"Twice a bridemaid, never bride, "
is proverb which needs no comment.
Marry at the time Of the moons
waning and your good luck will wsne
also.
II two marriages are celebrated
simultaneously, one CT the husbands
will die.
Fair or foul weather upon ones
wedding day augurs q happy or I'M
happy married life.
If girl who is engaged accidentally
let's knife fall, 1t is sign that her
lover is coming.
The girl who steps accidentally or
otherwi on a cats tail, need not
expect to be married the same year.
The husband must never take of
his wedding ring; to take it off will
insure him bad luck of some kind.
II two persons think and express
the same thought at the same time,
one Of them will die before the year
passes.
1t is bad luck to Cross funeral pro-
cession, or to count the number Of car
risges in it; If you do count them you
may expect to die after the expiration
OF as many weeks a. there were car
riAges at the funeral.
II at the cemetery there be any I'M
usual delay in buryiDg the dead, caused
by any unlocked for circumstances,
such as the tomb proving too small to
admit the coffin, it is . sign that the
deceased is selecting Q companion
from among those present, and one OF
the mourners must soon die.
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SUICIDE.
A Rank q GiciaI Missing Is Supposed
to Have Killed III imseIE.

BoBoKKN, N. j., June Arthur
Horn blower, treasurer OF the Hudson
County Council of the Royal Arcsnum
Of Hobeken, is missing, and it 10 be-
lieved that he has committed suicide,
A draft drawn by HorDblower On the
FIRST National Bank OF Hoboken, pay
able to the order OF Supreme Treas.
urer Skinner, Of Boston, was present
ed today at the bank aud protestt d,
1t was for $l53, the amount Of the rs.
eessmsnt due the Supreme Council.
Hornblower was bookkeeper in the
Hoboken Bank OF Savings. The bank
officials claim that their funds are in
tact and that everything is oil right,
although it was rumored to the con-
tIarV.
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''ROBORO."
Five Thousand Cases Cared without
Failure In q single Instance.

A POSITIVE preventive and intallible
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not apurgstiye, but 10 an excellent ape tiser,
inviRotates braces and builds up the system
from the beginn ing; Not one person in a
4, has snS' chill after nn1 So
ties, and retailed at 81, Is per bottle. We
will not forward TO any address less than two
bottles; and will guarantee that, Il diree-
tons are followed, two bottles will promptly
cure any case Of Chills and Feyer. only one
twelve years Of age. Ono bottle will cure
several children under eight years Of age.
For sal by druggists,
Lynchbprg. Va, Nov. ., 1879 1Mes'rs.
tween tho ages Of ave and ten years, to-
gether with my brother and sister, all six,
had chi Ii and foyer for ieyerRl months, dur
ing which time tho usual remedy, Quinine,
After hearing Of the wonderful cures accom-
pitched by your invaluable remedy, "Robo.
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of the firm Of Heard b Agee, Tobacconists.
dienland. PitNyIvantR county, va, CctO-
Der 20, 1SS6-Messrs. Lewis Il Bennett:
Nine Of my children hal chills and fever at
the same time The usual remedy, quinine,
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the use Of "Roboro" alone. Not one OF tho
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respectfully, J. THOS. YEATS,
Norwood. Nelson county, Va, October
%, lsS6.-Messrs. Lewis Il Bennett: Several
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usual remedies and used nothing but
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of the manu- acturers Of "Robors' have
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CFIANCERY SALE
R IL AL ESTATE,
No. 6Ia2, R.-rhaneory Court Of Shelby
COUNTY. III. B. May OF nj W.. Milton May

No; oI22. R;-Ohsneory Court 0i Shelby
OF al.
DY virtue Of an introductory deoroe fol
d sale, entered In the above cause on tho
18th day Of May, 1887, NJ. b. So, page ~,
bidder, In front Of the 0lork and Malter'i
once. at the Main street entrance Of the
courthouse of Shelby county, Memphis, Ten
n'f'''' Saturday, Jane n, 1857,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated In Shelby county, Ten
A trsst Of land consisting originally Of
four different II acts, in the Cooper subdiVis-
ion, on the ntrth side Of the Mem phis and
Charleston railroad, and on the east side Of
Lot 80, in John Cameron's subdivision oil
the Cooper tract Of Ia d. fronting on the
north side OF the Memphis and Charleston
railroad, bof inning at o. ~ klty feet north
Of tho center Of the Mem phis and OhRrles-
ton railroad, and on the east side Of Cooper
avenue; thence north on the east, side o.
Cooper avenue 1874 feet ON the south side Of
Young avenue; thence east en- tho south side
Of said avenue 564 feet to . gtakei th0noe
ESuth parallel with cosper avenue 2S7 feet 10
.ncs 1Ps iS t.ss Iy iIss nS,S
Of tho Memphis and ChArlosten railroad ;
II 20 100 acres. 81
ono lot, containing IA qI-1oe acres, CON.
poled OF two original lots Numbered "a and
IS, lying on the nerth BidO Of . lihs ran ming
oastwardly on tho north side 81 tbs lot 81
II 60-100 acres, and on the east oil tho east
line Of said II 6o-1eo acres, bat extending
nOYthWArd the eeuth side Of said Il ~ I0
acre let, extending OnstvsIdly V . certain
acre let, which acre lot lies south OF the
Joiner properly, for merly the Phillips prop
erty, ard thon AorthWardiy with Pprsl OIL
lines for the complement Of the Il S4.l0O
acres.
as lot No. l3, containing 4 80 100 asreI, lying
south Of and adjoining the, Joiner property
on the south, bounded on the eAst BY Tree
want avenue, on the IOuth by the Wilde
properly, on the west by the said "A 81. 100
acre tract, all Of taid lots being embraced in
one tract containing about 80 acres, and
known az the W. d. May place.
Terms of sale One third cash; balance In
one an two years, purchaser executing notes
bearing interest from late with approve 90
curity, and lien retained 10 secure same.
3, l. MCO0N ELL, Clerk and Master.
ByT. b. CI4well, Deputy O. and M.
ST, Rankin and =. p. POston, Solicitors.
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OLD RATES
Re-established ON the Chicago, Bur-
IiDKtOn and Quincy Road.

ST. LOUIS, No., June 4.-Tbe Chica-
90, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Company have determined to reduce
their rates between this city, Council
Bluffs and Omaha When the inter.
state .ew went into effect this road,
being the long route to Council Bluffs
and Omaha, rather than sacrifice its
local points under the new regulations,
raised its rates to the former places
about Is per cent After two months
nisl it found this business OF too
much const quence to lose. 70 return
to the old rates will necessitate a
slaughter of the local rates all along
the line. This is believed to be the
first step in turning the tide of the in
terstate regulation in favor of the
shipper, and intermediate points may
find that the lopg snd short haul is q
very good thing after all.
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THE ANrLGRANr AGIrATOR
Inciting Settlers 10 Arms 10 Re-
sIst the Grant Company.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June A special
from Rstop, N. M , says. 0. P. Nc
Maine, tie anti.grant agitator, is ira.
versing the Northern portion OF the
country urging the settlers on the
Maxwell land giant to arm themselves
and resist all attempts of the grant
company TO enforce their claims to
the land. McMsins has mauy follow
ers who are ready to do his bidding,
and the company will meet a strong
resistance when they commence their
ejectment suits. All propositions to
sell or lease made by the grant compa-
ny thus far srs considered uureasona.
BILE by the settlers in Ration, where the
people have had possession Of the
town lots for several years and built
on and otherwise improved them.
They are called on to pay exorbitant
prices for the lois, with the ultima
tum that they can move of If they do
not choose to accspt the offers ma lie.
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LEWIS 4 BENNETT,
Mapufa akusasa Iunahkuru "
Trustee,s NOtiCe. .

N0TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That on
IN Thur day, JuuS 80, 1857, in
front of the courthOufc door of shelby coun.
ty, Tennessee, at IL O'Clock am, | will sell
at public QUERY, for calh the following do.
scribed real estate in Shelby county, IT. n
nessee, being all tho right, title ~ inters at
of L. W. and Il. p. Humes in u one. third
undivided interest In a lot of eleven acros,
bounded as follows: Beginning at n stake in
the State Line road or Boulevard from which
north 3lA0 east lt9h links distant stands a
redoak marked V; thense north with James
Yonge's east bound Diary line 10 chains and 81
links to stale; thence east 8 chains and 81
linss to q stake; thence south 10 chains and
81 links TO q stake in tho st 10 Line road or
Boulevard thence west with said road or
Boulevard chains aud 81 links 10 the place
o beginning. Also, . certain tract To-
Gated and described as follows, itp'wit: Be-
ginning at a stake ia tho State lane road or
boulevard, from which north 45s west q
links distant \ Bossairas marked V; Their 90
west with the State Line road or Boulevard
chain and 500 linke 10 n stake; thence
thence west 5 chains and 81 links o stake
thence north with said Yonge's es I limo 7
chains AID 81 links ~ a stake; thence east
chains ard 3lH links to u stake; thence
south n chains and "a links to tho point Of
beginning, and containing nine aerss.
| make said sale by authority OF u trust
dee d made me and recorded in 0 r. gister's
office OF Shelby county, Tennessee, IN book
III, page 206, default having been made In
the deDt secured therein and having been
requested to sell by the benedriary therein.
THOMAS M. SChU9HS, Trustee.
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SEVEN MEN KILLED
And Six Badly Ii jured in an Kx.
plOsiOn.

ALTOONA, Pa, June 4-Seven men
were instantly killed and six badly in
jured this afternoon by a premature
explosion of dynamite at the Cambria
Iron Company q stone quarries in Biz.
rnIngham, this county. Some t the
injured will die. Two of the injured
are Italians. All others are Ameri-
cans. Reports from the scene OF the
explosion are very meager. The killed
and wounded were in the set of drill
irg q hole when the explosion &C.
cured.
Killed-C. H. Stewart, John Roof,
E Lis Myers, Emanuel Hodges, Harry
Neil, Jacob Schoenfelt, George Weis.
ser, and an Italian, rame not learned.
Oaly one man OF the entire nine at
work survived, named Russell, and he
is badly hurt.
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HORRORS
An EnraRed Man Cuts on Com.
pleteIy the Head Of woman.

CHICAGO, Ill, June A special
10 the Evening Journal from Owotso,
Mich says: Alexander Holmes, n
farmer residing near this place, had q
housekeepsr who was recently mar.
ried to Dan Fulton, much 10 Holiness
dissatit faction. Holmes ordered Full
ton TO discontinue his visits to the
house, at which Fulton became en-
ragged and, having loaded himself
with whisky, he went to Holiness
house, There he attackt d Mrs. Full.
ton with a knif,. cutting her head
completely off. Then, turning his
attention to Holmes, he stabbed him
eevsn times, olsen boweling him.
Subs quently he was found in the
woods with his own throat cut, but
still alive. He has been lodged in
Jail,
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THE BOYCOTT
Against K. n. Higgins q Co, Indict
able, Will be Taken Before the
Grand Jury.

NEW YORK, June 4.-Disirict Attor-
ney MARITIME today gave some atten-
ton to the facsimile OF a letter re-
Gently issued by the general secretary OF
the Knights OF Labor, at PhilaSelphis,
as published in this mornings Sun,
calling upon the members OF the va
rious assemblies to boycott L s. Hig-
gins & o., the carpet scturere,
and their customerp, The matter was
then turned over by Mr.. Msrtine 10
his assistant, Mr.. Davis, who has
charge Of the placing matters before
the grand jury. Mr.. Davis said the
letter itself was very gusrdedly writ
ten and could not be made the basis
Of indictment for conspiracy. The
matter will, however, be further inves-
tigated.
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A Forxerv Games 10 Light.

HAvERHHL, MASS, June IA for
gerry came 10 light here today, IN
which Fred M. Corr ing, Of the cloth,
ing firm of Corning 4 Spcford, signed
the names OF Levi Taylor, ii. Y: Ian
ner ard Others to notes amounting TO
$4,000, which were discounted by a
broker here. 1t said these notes are
only two of number forged by Corn
ing, the smouuts Of which a'e be-
lieved to aggregate $4,000. Corning
has fed.
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Keen Ynnr RIaOd Pure.

Impure blood, however generated
is always present ia the body when
pain is felt; it'spreads and ferments
wherever q weak spot exists. Take
BRANDRETH's PILLS to make the blood
pure and expel all that is hurtful to
the system. They ale the one great
and unfailing remedy. They cleanse
the bowels and restore equal circula-
ton throughout the body. They pre-
serve the vigor of youth and often
save life.
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AmerI can MedIcnI Arsocint,.n

ca oAao, Ill, June 4.-The annual
meeting of the American Medical AS
ISOLATION will be held in this city next
week. The association will assemble
on Tuesday, June 7th, and will con-
tiDue in session until the Friday fol-
lowing From l00Oto 1900 physicians
and surgeons are expected to be pres
ent, representing all the States and
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HolhInr bind a Joke.

TRoY, N. Y, JuHe 4.-The internal
machines received by Police Inspector
Byrnes, Capt. Williams and the Brit
ish Consul at New York on Thursday
were fuel cartridges manufactured in
this city. The cartridges are tlled
with mineral cotton and are perfectly
harmless. When saturated With kero'
gene oil they are ignited and used Tor
kindlng fires. They were sent as 9
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DEATH.
pRumOrs That He Had Died ON beard
the UmbrIa, Untruos

NEW YORK, jane At was rumor-
ed in this city this afternoon that Oar
dinal Gibbons had died during the
passage of the Umbris from Liverpool
to New York. Inquiry at the Cunard
Line Office shows that there is no truth
in the Iumor. The Umbris was Gig
nailed of Fire Island this morning.
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"The light that lies
In nununnnln nnnaO

Is ray of heavens own brightness
but it is, alas often dimmed or
quenched by some wearing disease,
perhaps silently borne, but taking all
comfort and enjoyment out of life.
That light of the household can be
rekindled and made to glow with its
natural brightness. DR.. r. V.
Pierce's "FavOrite Prescription" is a
potent specific for most of the ohron-
10 weaknesses and diseases peculiar
to women.
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ATLANTA! What of AtlantaP Why,
the great nerve tonic, Pemberton's
Wine Coca, is manufactured there,
and all druggists, Wholesale and re-
tail, in Memphis, sell this great rem
edy. 1t is now prescribed by the best
physicians, and will cure you Of all
nervous affections. Send to Pember-
ton Chemical Company for history of
coca plant. Try a glass of Coca Cole,
the refreshing, invigorating brain
tonic, at Heister's Soda Fount.
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Territories, the army and navv, the
marine hospital service, etc. Elsbor-
ale preparations are being made for
the entertainment OF the association
while in the city, and the meeting
promises to be an important and en-
ioyable one.
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ROBERT G. HALL
Greatly EmprOVed-Chance for His
Recovery.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 4.-Rob-
EFT G. Hall, the man who yesterday
murdered Mrs. Lillian Rivers, and at.
tempted to commit suicide by cutting
his throat, YVES 30 much improved to-
day that the physicians say there Is q
chance of his recovery. Among other
papers found by the coroner in Halls
bedroom was a legal document dated
New York, June Is, 1885, which sets
forth that Anna X. Barton, nee
butcher, illegal wife Of Robert G. Bar.
ton, relinquishes all claim upon him
as her husband and agrees to assume
the custody of their illegitimate son.
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Opening Day OF she Is. Louis Meet
fHG,

Opening Day OF she Bt. Louis Meet
- AnG.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, June 4.-The spring
meeting Of the horse department Of
the st. Louis Fair Association opened
today with fine weather and good at
tendance. A heavy rain last night
made the track quite soft aud in soma
places 1t was muddy, but the sunshine
and fair wind Of the afternoon tended
somewhat to dry it out. II was slow,
however, as the lime will show.
First Race.-Purse $500; for two.
year olde; three. f1urths Of a mile;
ten starters, as follows: Artist, ITO,
Thorpe; Hattie d, 107, Wilkerson
Hypocrite, 107, Harris; Ocean Wave,
113, Cunningham; Mirth, 112, L.
Jones; Leila Sears, 107, Kilgour; Zlh-
Ian, l07, Thompson; Oscar, 1O7,
Atkinson; D xianne, 10Y, Hamilton;
Pocatello, 1l5, Schlutius. Pools:
Haggins's entries, D'xianne and
Oscar, &25; Mirth, $40; PoCatello, 50;
Hypocrite, 50; fsld, $13 Mirth got
away first with Leila Sears and Oscar
and Hypocrite close behind. At the
half mile post Oscar led, but round.
ing the lower turn Mirth showed in
front. About half way down the
stretch PoCatello, who was fully six
lengths behind at the start, rushed up
from near the rear, and after q driving
finish, won by half q length ahead Of
Hypocrite, second, he two lengths in
advance OF Mirth, third. Time 200.
Second Rare Parse $500, selling;
three uartere Of a mile. ssyente n
starters. Katie 8, "a, West; Barney
Aaron, 102, Oallegho; Boccaccio, 95,
Casey; Biddy Bowling, l03, Rowe;
0sgood, l97, CLARK; Long John. l0S,
Thorpe; Olonee, ll2, Ohilds; Kate
Mulkey, 9j, Singleton; Violin, l05,
Harris; Minnie Mitchell, 80, stert;
Cora L, 90, scOt; E1phony, 81, Dant;
Hettie 8, l0l, Shsrgsr; ~. Valentine,
95; OnnniuehNm; Reed, SO, Tomp-
kins; Lemsn, ITO, Richardson; Derby,
l1S, Trotter POols-Biddy Bowling,
$25; St. Valentine, $l2; Lsman, $40;
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